01A parametric tree: a species' branching skeleton (oak, pine, birch, willow, palm, maple, cypress) with ridged bark, shaped leaves that turn with the season and let go, hanging fruit that ripens, and hierarchical wind. Use for parks, forests, gardens and any outdoor scene.
02A shrub grown from basal stems arching from the ground: a species' habit (boxwood, wild shrub, lavender, hydrangea, fern, juniper), dense shaped leaves, flower heads and berries, seasonal colour and wind. Use for gardens, hedgerows, undergrowth and planters.
03A field of bent grass blades in tufts and patches, with waves running through it in the wind, drying from the tips with the season, and scattered meadow flowers. Use for lawns, meadows, verges and any ground that should not be bare.
04A bed or meadow of one flower species (daisy, tulip, poppy, sunflower, cosmos, lavender): stalks, petal heads that open from buds with the bloom knob, centres and leaves, nodding in the wind. Use for gardens, meadows, parks and planters.
05A planted bed: rows of one crop (tomato, pepper, corn, lettuce, cabbage, pumpkin, strawberry) on ridged soil, each plant a small branching model with its leaves and its produce, grown from seedlings with the growth knob and ripened with ripeness. Use for farms, gardens, greenhouses and food scenes.
06Climbing ivy on the faces of its box: vines random-walked up a wall with branching and thinning, three-lobed leaves facing out, drawn from the ground with the growth knob so it can climb in animation. Use for walls, pillars, fences, ruins and facades.
07A clipped hedge or topiary (box, dome, ball, cylinder, cone, spiral) filled with foliage: a dense skin of small leaves on the clipped surface, a shaded fill inside and twigs beneath, from razor-trimmed to shaggy. Use for gardens, borders, mazes, formal grounds and topiary.
08One kind of fruit (apple, orange, lemon, pear, banana, cherry, strawberry, grapes, watermelon, pineapple) as a single piece or a pile on the ground: a procedural body with its stem and leaves, a skin that ripens between two colours with the kind's pattern and gloss. Use for kitchens, markets, still lifes and food scenes.
09One kind of vegetable (tomato, pepper, pumpkin, carrot, corn, cucumber, eggplant, broccoli, potato, onion) as a single piece or a pile on the ground: a procedural body with its stem, calyx, tops or husk, a skin that ripens between two colours with the kind's pattern and gloss. Use for kitchens, markets, farms and food scenes.
10A forest of hundreds to thousands of trees filling its box: a species mix (temperate, conifer, birch, mediterranean, tropical, savanna, blossom, winter) in groves and glades with undergrowth, every tree an instanced lit impostor and the nearest ones real trees. Use for woods, hillsides, landscapes and backdrops.